FAQ

Step 1:
Clean the area thoroughly with rubbing alcohol or soap and water. Do not use any chemicals because it will leave a residue behind that will prevent the decal from adhering.

Step 2:
Prepare the decal for application by firmly rubbing a flat tool e.g. credit card across the transfer tape (transfer tape is the clear tape placed on the front of decal).

Step 3:
Slowly remove the backing from the vinyl, exposing the adhesive, leaving the transfer paper in place. If the vinyl lettering clings to the backing, slowly replace the paper backing and repeat Step 2. For more stubborn vinyl (thin lettering), you can try lifting the edge of the vinyl with your fingernail.

Step 4:
Slowly lower the decal onto the surface and rub it in place firmly with a flat tool preferably starting in the middle of the decal and rubbing outwards.  For best results, wait at least 6 hours before moving to the next step.
 

Step 5:
Slowly peel the clear transfer tape off at a 45-degree angle. If the decal starts to lift, lay it back down and rub the label firmly with a flat tool and repeat step 5.

Patience is the key when applying vinyl decals

Yes, vinyl labels can be removed. To remove, start lifting one corner of the decal and slowly peel off. If the label is being stubborn, apply heat to the label to soften the vinyl and adhesive.

No, vinyl labels are not reusable. During the removal process, the vinyl letters most likely will be stretched or ripped.

Yes, vinyl labels are waterproof 24 hour after application. Hand washing is recommended as long exposure to heat (dishwasher) will soften the label/adhesive.

Black and white vinyl labels will last 5-8 years. Coloured vinyl labels will last 3-5 years.